He kept asking what was wrong and she kept saying no, please don’t kill me, I’m not cold. He tried to calm her, he gave her some water and she acc...pted it and sat next to the couch on the floor still shivering. He asked her what happened and she stared crying again, he held her hand and said its gonna be okay, I’m here, not knowing what he would be up against, all he knew was that seeing this girl cry made something in his tummy stir and he knew he wanted nothing else but to see her smile. She. The strongest man in the world wouldn’t last more than a few days in the wilderness without the proper knowledge and supplies. Still Evan had managed to make a few friends on staff and once the season had begun things had gone relatively well but overall it had been a disaster. As on the first day he had made a fool of himself right in front of the camp’s version of Helen of Troy, Dana Reese. More than that though he just seemed to get a vibe she utterly disliked him for some reason, whatever. Almost ten to seven, she hoped Jake wasn't the kind to be early.God, why was she even doing this? Heidi sped up the car as fast as she dared. All she had to do was sit through one dinner with him, that's all. She would nicely and politely tell him that there was no longer any reason to feel guilty, and that he should just kindly leave her alone. There was no need for things to get ugly.Heidi ran up to her apartment and shut the door, and not a moment later, there was a nock on it. Heidi stifled. “Come on in.”She showed him into Yelena’s elegantly appointed public room, which was called a study but which doubled as a library, the walls on either side lined with massive bookshelves.Yelena was short, with long, black hair. She was a stark contrast to Venni, her wife, who was tall and blonde. Both women appeared young, around Corec’s age, but they claimed to be over two hundred years old, attributing their long life to the warden bond. Yelena was wearing a simple tunic and leggings this.